I work with organizations building, studying, or communicating products and ideas around human biology and health — helping them examine what they're measuring, what the evidence supports, and what conclusions their data can responsibly carry.
Biomarkers, biological measurements, and omics data are only as useful as the validity and quality behind them. I help teams establish whether a measurement is built to answer the question being asked, and how strong the evidence behind it really is.
A valid measurement still has to be read correctly. I help teams connect data back to the underlying biology, separate signal from noise, evaluate what a claim actually supports, and understand where a result does or doesn't generalize.
Turning validated evidence into a scientific or product strategy, and into narratives that hold up with the people who matter — reviewers, collaborators, funders, investors, and decision-makers.
Project-based or fractional involvement that brings this perspective into an organization over time, rather than for a single deliverable — continuity across strategy, evidence, and the decisions that follow from both.
Turning biological measurements into products, services, or personalized experiences.
Building products whose value depends on what a biological signal actually means.
Developing evidence around complex biological questions.
Needing rigorous outside perspective when evidence, interpretation, and strategy intersect.
A defined engagement around a specific scientific decision, program, dataset, or evidence base. Clear scope, recommendation, and next steps.
Embedded scientific leadership around a defined objective — from strategy and study design to interpretation, validation, or a critical program decision.
Ongoing involvement when scientific questions recur across a program and continuity of judgment matters.
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